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A large group of people gather indoors around tables with food and drinks, near a decorative tiled fountain in a spacious, high-ceilinged hall with stone walls and greenery.

The Art of Healing: Stories, Stitches & the Sacred Fashion Show  

Sun Dec 13, 1PM–3PM

Doors open at 12:30 pm; show will begin at 1 pm with reception to follow. American Sign Language interpretation will be provided at this program in Witherspoon Hall. 

Free community partnership program; please register through Healing Ribbons at givebutter.com/AOH2026  

Healing Ribbons, a Native American women-led nonprofit dedicated to promoting holistic wellbeing, cultural revitalization, and positive cultural identity among intergenerational Native American women, Two-Spirit relatives, and families, proudly presents its fourth annual The Art of Healing: Stories, Stitches & the Sacred Fashion Show.  

This celebration is the culmination of Healing Ribbons’ year-long Art of Healing program and showcases regalia created by participants. Each piece carries a story with color, fabric, ribbon, and design reflecting personal journeys, identity, family, culture, and connection. Guests are invited to experience an afternoon where storytelling takes the runway and art, tradition, community, and healing come together in a powerful celebration.  

American Sign Language interpretation will be provided at this program.   

In the galleries, noon–1 pm & 2–3:30 pm: Visit the Museum’s Art Cart for conversation, looking activities, and hands-on materials related to regalia displayed in Prairie as Pattern: Native American Beadwork. Joslyn Building, Merriam Gallery J8  

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